on 10-13-2008 9:23 PM
Hello fellow workers.
I am writing because we are installing SAP 4.6C SR2 on operating system windows 2000 and database oracle 8.1.7 and we are facing some problems with the oracle software. Currently, we are in the oracle software installation stage and during the installation there is an error which states the following message: Error in writing to file C:\Program Files\Oracle\bin\regsvr32.exe. I have been checking the folder permission and it has full access, I have also checked all hardware and software prerequisites
Thanks in advance for your support, any help will be appreciated.
Boris Romero
Hi Boris,
Try renaming the file C:\Program Files\Oracle\bin\regsvr32.exe or mvoing the file to some other folder and see if that works. If it doesn't allow then it would mean that some program is accessing the file or the executable itself is running.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Sunil.
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Hi Sunil, in fact the regsvr32.exe does not exist in the folder C:\program files\oracle\bin (The installation process is trying to copy it into). As you said, the file regsrv32 is used by some programme, but I haven't known which programme is....Is there some way to stop the file regsrv32.exe?
Thank you.
Boris
Hi,
Regsvr32 probably try to register a DLL, find which DLL and look in run folder if you have it with the .pdb file associated.
Copy the 2 files in c:\windows\system32 and run command regsvr.32 <filename>.dll where filename is the name of the DLL.
Hope that can helps you.
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Hi Alexandre, I am trying to copy the file into C:\program files\oracle\bin and there is message which tells: the file regsrv32 is in use. Do you Know how to know which program is using the file?.... I have been looking at the task manager but there is not any program that is using the file
Thanks
Boris
> Do you Know how to know which program is using the file?
You can find that out using HandleEx (or ProcessMonitor) from Sysinternals (now Microsoft):
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/default.aspx
Markus
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